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The Challenge of Leaving Private Practice for Remote Radiology: 5 Considerations

vRad

Leaving private practice is hard. As vRad’s Medical Director, I interview radiologists every day who are wrestling with that difficult decision. For those considering teleradiology, the thought can seem particularly daunting. Even in the face of exhaustion and burnout, they run up against loyalty to their colleagues.

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Teleradiology as a First Job

Ben White

This is a valid knock on teleradiology. But I took the specific job in private practice I did precisely because I wanted to have peers, teach residents, and otherwise have a varied work-life experience (yes, including working from home sometimes). How can we blame radiologists for taking the jobs that are available?

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Making an Opinionated Project

Ben White

The Context When I first thought seriously about the issues with the ACR job board earlier this year that inspired this project (now significantly improved, you’re welcome), I was partly irritated by disingenuous job listings from Radiology Partners that were masquerading as independent private practices.

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Teleradiology FAQ: How Are Teleradiology Reports Delivered?

Vesta Teleradiology

A healthcare facility – hospital , private practice, imaging center – may choose to utilize the services of a teleradiology company to enhance their radiology capabilities and streamline their diagnostic imaging processes. Vesta Teleradiology can accommodate any type of volume, large, medium and small.

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How to Pick the Best Teleradiology Company

Vesta Teleradiology

The critical role of radiologists in diagnosing illnesses and guiding treatment decisions underscores the urgency of addressing this shortage. In response, many institutions are turning to teleradiology companies to bridge the gap and provide remote interpretation services.

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Four challenges many early-career radiologists underestimate—and the solution I discovered.

vRad

As radiologists, we make it through the difficulties of residency and fellowship on the idea that if we can just hang in there, we’ll be rewarded on the other side with a successful career helping patients. The early years of private practice include the same long hours and strict schedules with a vague promise of stability one day. 

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Moms Find Balance in Teleradiology

vRad

I honestly thought a traditional radiology career could provide a healthy work-life balance, but during residency, fellowship, and a few years of private practice, I had not managed to achieve it. I wanted a well-rounded life: a fulfilling radiology career and significant time with my family. And so I started to look elsewhere.